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Wales Travel Guide

Lois Smalley and David Smalley; Oct 2007 ...Our holiday was to a tiny place called Llanfair, near Harlech. It is a very pretty little place, near to the sea, although our accommodation was about a mile inland. There are some slate caverns there, but after finding that... See all Wales travel reviews | Write a review on Wales

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For a small country Wales has a lot to offer. With dramatic mountains, spectacular seashores, tumbling rivers, fresh green valleys and Europe's largest concentrations of medieval fortresses, it is a real gem that is often overlooked by tourists.

With a name that springs from the Anglo-Saxon term 'waleas' meaning 'foreigner', it is hardly surprising that the Welsh have a unique culture, language and heritage that distinguish them from the English. Although best known for their unpronounceable place names, roaring men's choirs and fierce Rugby teams - this is a friendly and hospitable nation.

Wales is a land of nature and legend with stunning natural, unspoiled scenery that is protected by a series of large National Parks. For lovers of nature and the great outdoors Wales can be the perfect destination.

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